There were reports that the pakistan cricket Board lost Rs 739 crore due to pakistan hosting the 2025 Champions Trophy. But there is no truth in it, and it is the indian media, which is Pakistan's enemy, that is spreading that news. Now, Pakistani media is also spreading that news, said Aamir Mir, an official from the pakistan cricket Board. His portrayal of the indian media as an enemy in pakistan has caused a stir on social media. It is noteworthy that the news of the loss to the pakistan cricket Board first spread from the Pakistani media. The same was also published by the indian media. However, Aamir has changed it. The pakistan cricket Board had spent Rs 869 crore for the 2025 Champions Trophy.
Most of the amount was spent on the reconstruction of three cricket stadiums in Pakistan. Therefore, there were reports that the pakistan cricket Board had earned only 52 crores at the end of this series. The pakistan cricket Board, which has denied this, has said that in addition to the revenue received from ticket sales, they will also get an additional revenue of 300 crores (Pakistani rupees) from the international cricket body and that they will make a profit of 1000 crores from this. advertisement Speaking about this, pakistan cricket Board spokesperson Aamir Mir said, "I have now met the journalists to expose the portrayal of the indian media. They are saying that the pakistan cricket Board has suffered a huge loss in the Champions Trophy series. The indian media, which is Pakistan's enemy, is telling this lie. I am going to destroy it. The news that was published in the indian media is now also being published in the Pakistani media. But the truth is the opposite.
The international cricket Council has borne all the expenses for this series. The income for the pakistan cricket Board has come from ticket sales. After our current audit, we expect another 300 crore Pakistani rupees from the international cricket Council," he explained. news Summary The board has denied reports that the pakistan cricket Board has incurred losses in the 2025 Champions Trophy series. pakistan cricket Board official Aamir Mir has accused the indian media of spreading false information. The pakistan cricket Board has said that it will make a profit from ticket sales and the revenue generated from the international cricket Council. The pakistan cricket Board has also said that the international cricket Council has borne the expenses for the series.